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EVALUATING FUEL BRIQUETTE TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS ON GREENHOUSE GASES AND LIVELIHOODS IN KENYA
Organic waste and tree by-products recovery for energy (briquetting technology) and implications on livelihoods, emissions and climate change. Raw materials and processing technologies and implications on combustion and emission properties. Reduction of global warming through fuel briquettes briquet
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